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BELLS AND CANYONS.
The Early Manufacture of These Articles
in Abingdon, Mass.

in Abingdon, Mass.
1t is not generally known that the
first Westinghouse bells made in this
country were cast in the town of Alb
ington. About 1869 deserter from the
British army, named Baltimore, reached
that town in the course of his wander
ings. He was bell founder by trade,
and was employed by Colonel Aaron
Hobart in this business. The all fur
mace in which the bells were cast was
in what is now Whitman. The 6rst
bell made was used at the old COrgre-
gational church. The bell weighed
nearly one thousand pounds, and when
it was being cast Mr.. Hobart tossed
fifty silver dollars into the melting
mass to give tone to the bell. After
wears of service the old bell cracked
and was recast.
Mr.. Hobart also began the manufac-
ture of cannon and cannon balls about
the commencement of the revolutions
arv war, and was the first person in
the country who introduced and con-
Quoted the business. Owing to the
lack of experience, and the practice OF
casting in sand instead of clay, he was
unsuccessful at first and sustained con.
siderable loss. In the course of time
however, the business was better un'
derstood and he then carried it OF
largely and proftably. The cannon
were cast hollow, and afterwards boreC
to make the inner surface true anC
smooth. At the present day they ar,
cast solid. Boston Globe.
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head of his berth. and asked him what
the matter was. Durham reported.
The captain told him it was all right;
that it was foggy, and the roar of the
surf with such sea ON and no wind
could be heard ten miles. Durham
rather thought so, too, and went away.
During this parley, and while the mate
stopped a few minutes to look after
things below, the ship had made more
than two miles Roadway. By the time
Durham got ON deck again the roar Of
the surf was frightful. He fairly
screamed at the helmsman:
"Abbottr'
GAY, ay, sir"
"How's her head?"
"Sou' by east, sir"
Amazing! Durham ran to the pad.
dle-box and jerked a signal. The en-
CINE stopped. Then he rushed to the
captains door and called him out in
the name of the gods. Both flew on
deck. There was no mistake about it;
there were the breakers not half mile
ahead, judging by the sound, thunder
ing and boiling against the shore.
Durham had almost run the ships
head on shore, and that, too, when she
was holding precisely the same course
by compass that he had put her on fifty
times before.
The captain roared: whats heI
courseP"
Sou by east, sir"
"Put her sou'west."
"Sou'west, sir" echoed the man al
the wheel, and the wheel spun round
and the chains ratified. The captain
rushed to the signal-bell and started
the engine, and got the ship under good
steering Roadway. Scarcely had ske
started on her new course when a
scraping sound was heard and felt -
then, bump, bump, bump, as thorgh
the ship had been lifted up and set
down hard three times; then a crash
and sudden stop that sent the cap
tain and mate on their faces, and
brought the smoke-stacks crashing
through the decks, and snapped off the
topmasts like pipe-stems. The ship
had struck a sunken rock, and began
to fill at once.
Who got to shore, and how they got
to shore, matters not 1t is the same
old story. The news spread on wingS
Men came and dragged the swollen
corpses of their friends out of the surf
or dug them out of the sand, or identi
fed them in the shed, or paced the
beach day after day, looking out on the
remorseless sea that sullenly chung t.
its dead.
The captain and the wheelman, Alb
bolt, went to Portland together-Dun
ham they never found-and there the.
talked over the strange affair and ex
hausted all their ingenuity in vain t.
account for the loss of the ship when OIL
the right course on still night. Whel
the wrecking-tug was ready, they wen
out to the wreck. 1t still hung on tn
rocks. The bows were high out of wa
, ter. The two men climbed up into tn
wheel-house, They unscrewed tn
compass-box from its fastening an,
brought it on shore. There they opene,
: it, and lifted up the card and needle
, and there lay the little instrument O
death-a broken knife-blade.
t The handle and the rest of the blad
were in little joey Dunham's pocket
He had tried to pry out the glass, to Sc
, what made the card swing around s
} when he held his knife by it, and in dc
, ing so had broken the blade. He con
cealed his mischief and stole away
ArgonGut.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-19

Potato Pudding: One pound Of
potatoes (after they are boiled and
strained). peel before boiling; one
pound white sugar, three-fourths pound
of butter, six eggs, yolks and whites
beaten separately; the whites must be
stiff enough to stand alone. Flavor
with vanilla. Bake in a crust without
top. If it browns too rapidly in bak-
ing, cover with a CREASED paper.-Bos-
ton Budget.
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Parents are co-laborers with teach
ers in the education of children Let
the parents give instructions in the
things that pertain to domestic and in
dustrial economy, whilst teachers at
tend to literature and the rudiments of
science, aided by such text books as
shall afford useful instruction.
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When cayenne pepper is higher
than Scotch snuff the snuff is used tc
adulterate it. When the reverse IT,.
case the pepper goes into tac Suu
It's poor rule that woh Wrrk hu.
WAYS.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-19

1t is suggested thtt, to save wash
ing, dishes sh Il be IN de of paper and
burnt after each meal. Plates, cups
and saucers of this material could be
manufactured very cheaply, and the
ado ton of this idea would dispose of
the most fatigung part o. hous hold
labor.
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"A Portsmouth N. H. dy during
the past three years his secured COLI
lection of $4,000 ace cd postage
stamps. which she hopes to Increase to
l,VE,UV0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24


10 ihe tKap shooaina tonFnannant cl
ahs Eimira IN. 4. Cen Clab, 1nly Z, 4
phennmenon came 10 the HurfMoa Ia she
Pa, who shot q 1o5 glass balls from
esSeoty nlne positions, 81 Of them off
fsrena and eo1e vorg dtilloult, and miss.
Cd ouly fourteen. Nc. cobef shoots e
elaas haila Wilhout taking a ssiehtr q
them, end insarisb,y bfeaks ihe ball
Nearly every ahos vas nnde b bavipa
the gan barrel Wound round b. iva
hAndkeEshiefa OF passed threuak q 81.
nar bar ~ 3 soap bon. thus demcnstFat-
tpg beyond question thai MF. Sahaa'z
remarkable aerk vas done without thu
usual aiahtlng along the Gan barrel.
May e tka shots SeEe ua1e While she
stock Of The gan YES aa lou e. lAs hip.
Ne enc. not even this pAenomenal
@arkamaa. can explain bis WoadeTfnl
aifl 10 Ne Shooting Ina Ne. Sober 4
inuheFmaa. and has never taken pari
h aAootisE matches.
TIE great ahoot between Joba Kern.
eau ana Peter walsh fer $50 q side
was hFeuRhe 30 q oonclaafon lasA Tues.
DAY a. Birdie Point. AiamedA, sAyu the
8an fsaaeisoa CAFpsicix. Tia conal.
tiona gera nfty birds each, ten eanra
auns, HariinghAnl fnlea, the boaudaFy
being eigaty yards. Dat % ne hfsy
bfn3a kerfiaan h1onaht over forty. and
Walsh thlxty- Eve. KeFFiean nsed lhe
sacond barrel twice and Walsh ays
times Tie farmeR mada ten misses
aud Ne latter Gftesn.
The contss1 TOE the championship Fl
AuaFlaa ID The r3reon tran ahootiar
1ana sob, &c Dea Aeinea. Iowa. wna
zen b. q W. budd, Of De4 Mninaa,
VITO Killed ~ hiraa, y. n. S&ien Of nm.
aatas kailian "a The rsss wss tasztg
YaRda
EieesFleitY was sNed 20 spFine -
lraps a he aAost 81 tha Ce1sy lsiAad
He'd Ana Gan Cab lAsl ueek Al Woad,
laRA. IL
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rIn tha izns plaea, whan 20 6ahipR.
I - naninn. donsf hear the habhls o.
the brook. ! dnn1 zee the hufteFing
bird. nor he ailE1sY leaves uoE the
bsaRtifui shy. NsitkeE Do / Ash any
bodV elss'a line. / Esh my own and
dent watch ny companion. II have
one, 70 sss whether Be sets bits "a no1.
/ don't care uhs1heE ~ GETS q bite %
act. / am attending e my own basi-
nesa and lookinQ for 3 good place 70
eaEt. I an locking fcE Ne 81 thai Il On
ths water End 30 sss II thsre 10 q risa.
r. I zee one, no matter II Il ~ ten rods
away, I mark the place and make fer
| ID. Z donst ran, but 10 quietly al0na
ana knep lshinR. sad when ] oeA
within casting distance. ] drop
mv IS q little aaoEt and II
| don's Get 3 Kiss tie next easf h made
exactly on tho spot On which The ~ he
Nv 81 does not 20 with thud q
thouak wanted % bit the balls eye
bus Il teaches the wafer a. lightly e. Z
fond mothers hand touehes The brow d
a.IoBniy. 00nxina child that nha love-
hetteR than can an1 words 10 express
/ am iuss "a sure Of rise, too, a. th'
fond mother il that toe child viii Tol
iis loving egea NJ 70 She face With n
l expression which ssya to her. I IA
yoara., ! feel when my hy drop q
gently On She water that i does 10
make q rippls. that the fsh is Minis
That Il The ssefst 81 fshisg. Rockss
Ter Democrat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRaKsFERs


The following Il 8 record Of all real
estate transactions Aisd In Che County
Andisor's ofios duEinR the past week.
Oorrsetsd By Oharles +. Whittlsssy:
United States 10 James I.anadou, i
Of 81 X, s of SW Z, seo q. tp IS.
range east; IS.
Willard Graves TO Christian Miller,
lots 5, 6, block -. Grown addition; 500.
Gsozns KiuneAr 10 Andrew Uren. lot
II. block 23, g. Kiunear's addition; $50.
Richard Ashworih 90 Jane DAVIS, w
Y Of NE y Sc / Of NE X. except
| 3jx30 rods &c Re corner Of NE u, sec
| q, 10 Is, range east; 81.
George D5K1el 70 Watson Spencer,
lot 7, bloch II. Pontiua addition. 81.
d. I. DennF % Kate Morss, lots
ana 10, blosk 70, Park addition, $500.
Peter Lawsou 30 w. 8. Thompson,
= Of lot 8, 3 OF sW 4 Of NE y, ssc
2, tp q, range 3 e1si; &zz5.
8. w. Billiard 70 John Alexander, lot
6. block 81, Slaughter; 40.
Denny 10 J. Is Whsslar, Ios 8,
block 90. Park addition: $3.50.
| HI fesier 20 Jana5 Firth, commence
ing where north line Of the Yesieg do
nation claim inkerseets tbs west line on
Broadway street, tkenos Wegi 20 alley ID
block IS, Terms addition, thence s7utk
% Fir street, thence sast 10 Broadway
street, themes north 10 place Of begin
ming; 5000.
Bsriah Brown 10 Jas and Ole Nelson
25lacres il H Meader donation claim
en- White River, $500.
HF Phillips 10 a. d Ballard, tEael
Of land IN SEQ s6, b q, range 1 east
John Haley 10 I.ossie Haley. IoGn 8, 1
block II. MeFceT,s addition: 81.
ND Ballard 70 Lzurs 5 Wright.
ceres in lot 3, SEQ g, 80 "a, range 4 east
Geo n Bsman 10 Laura s knight
sarns; IS.
FH Richards sud W Z Forrest to ]
r KinnsaF, lots Is and Il. block 107, D
i n DenBy's addition: $1,000.
Walter BnFFits 10 BsniRmin Murphy,
lots 8 and 2, block 10. Washington ad'
Bsnisnin Murray to = x PpsonssiD,
psIIs j Kss~sn 70 " 8 TAsmpson,
In i Of lot 3, N sW 4 Of NE sec
2, % q, range easl, $50.
81 A Smfth 70 | Besfea1. lot ,, block
l6. Gore addition; $50.
David 3 Blaine % Paris Mccain. z \
Of Ioss and s. block IS, MaSnasd's ad'
| ditiun; 81 ,066A4.
ABYcGnc 70 Irwin X wsiszsI. NE x
Of NV y, NWs( Of NE y, SEQ IS. tp s.,
range east; 81 800.
DTDsnny 20 r KinnsAr. lots Is
and IA, eloek I07, North 8sattle; 81.
sheriff Of King eoansy 20 David W
Morgan, y o. 5 Of go =, to q,
range 5 est; 81, Ii2 90.
Mary 2 OveTsissel 20 George n Bo-
nan, sw Of nW IS go u; = 4 Of
" Of NV q sW X, SEQ q tp Is
range 3 east; 5000.
IA 6fsmaft % Hoed 4 Carr, block
81, ard Ioln ana s, block IS, heirs Of
3 A Bsll's addition; $500.
DIT Denny g Oaroline = EusuinesR
lot 1, block Is. North Seattle; 500.
Mary Lille 10 lane q Pillmnn, =
% l hioek 12 DsunTaa addition; 81.
AS EnRhcs 10 A HUGHES. SEA Of
SEA 80 II - q fsnRe east; 81.
LW Ballard 70 B o PoFtssy, LOT J
block Slaughter; so.
LW Ballard h Mary n Grlfin, lot Z
block HlanehfsFs $50
M d NHaple 20 Elizaheth @ Moores
bloak Aapie1n x6atkiogs 500.
John 8 L1rfafne % Matilda OIbrich,
Ieis lSs4S6 block 3 Grown addition
el50.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-24

Faward Hanlan proved an sasy win
mar Of Tie ssnllers race "A the BuHai0s
New York. Fourth of July fenatsss ruw.
ing the dlalsrcs. nnlnslhino oseF tao
miles "A q hall IN u minutea and 80
aeoanda. AfbaFt Hamm was second.
Cuursney. Bahoar. Enfieht and O'Oons
nor did net cpmplees the eoufse.
II ! ssulline maish a Egdns1. \. s.
W.. duly Bths Kemp defeated Aatierson
b 20 lengths. A di8pole erose oytF The
Fssala and Matternsn lodged : protest.
against he race being awarded 20
Kemp.
Hauian prefers Tofrnto fos training
headquarters duFina the warm weather.
A rsos, Il 4 understood. is being ar
ranged u san Francisco 70 take plsce
lin tha ueaf future between Uhazlte
Lang. the pEesent ehampiDn, ohd Den
as drifEn. Who lost bis championship
about yeaf ESQ b rot snl1Elng 10 he
race. Two years ago 10 defeated sush
men Is SAM Watkins. Tom Flynn and
Itouis Wbiia Aa ths Fourth OF July -
R4tta, getting away last and working %
and beating his uompetilofa one Afesi
the other.
I 10 W&&4 E.Nf4U k0NLIl A&AW048 ~
By San Francisco beating men viii take
place IN eeptemhsF OF On ThankaRiyine
bay.
Minnesota goa everything 81 winni-
pea % 5uly 80. Muohmore sou thg
senior SINGLE and Hal Watson and
Lihhy wen che junior double. Tue 81
Paul crew von ths senior four.
Said q veil kn0wn sporting man 10 Z
New York Snn EspoEter: sIkk was sails.
fed that 5ohnny TeemsF was IN pFopel
OK and woald row for all theirs 70 Il
him, l wonsdnt hesitate 10 bet evsrl
daliaK have that be can beat Beach
0andauf, Hanlan o. any other seuils'
IL The gerld. AZ IL Il, thoneh, h9vl
no ounfdonce ID him, and woale
hardly BET 9 nlckle on bin aaainst {
piua.p
HanIan i nov being backed b. Pete
Dufyes.
Peter Dufyea oAsrs 10 back GeoEEs
BGksan against Lee On equal tsRms.
TIE only aeramsn 70 take away nnnsJ
sKun Banaio we're: Hsnlan 500
Hanana $50. and MoniRer $50. O'Con-
uog, who waa third. rot nothinN. &c
after AeinQ throWn cat Of his boat b
the swell Of q stosmeE, be vas lifted
back by euisidsfF. Couftney's boat Id
/ hlied.
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.Gss - z. z.. . ... -. =
3 t14T = ta t4.sp4 80 80
4lsI .ae4a 80 g - $1,000 -
1s1'sa z4s 10 60
4A4 4esI - slHs q - 81 q Qzz.s
pII44 lbs fSt E.N1 t1.4
aD1 Mf ie24H ANe s4sstd
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tie f1r1
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n Yen nf1nse; ard i4sl threw .
lh4aa koxes e e1llEieR1a.
rs. ] 80 ) Isne knlfs via bruad
hili
sAnyshina elasf
tKaep hand gFenadsel
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HWtR4 elEaf
"A sssei bFsass plais. Y RED have 4,
sad you night 90 n > snaa Asad
smsa b eolna % han ssmsbsay
sRss nseeaaEily. Ard Wills yoa eE1
ah0uf Is EasNwFnp % . repe4l1n9 kt1l
wifh afnsa a1 aEpi1a'Ve huile5H.
e7asnn afsex O Bsian
sMa, Is. oss any togpeoose
Docs hnsE seU. Wb41 qxe Jon %
inc 70 a. vita al MS tE1sAf
live fas1 hired ols - nuEsl3 q g,
Eonihu salefa Bas1bsn lLe4an9 94is
% r1nn Rlfh IaiHs te1lb, Han9 ] WEn'
10 p1ee611 mgs1ll far seme elees
raraSs - Aieafo Hrpld
Ths solldWina isblea sheg ths cores
SANDING e the einbg q lho N.tien4
L,eanus ard tha AmsFican Association
np Is ana inaladina 1ul7 10shs
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1s41t1EI Esxl1z - - 80 - go 80
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80 r1fe1 e EalarisS niaIn. end ~ car.
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80. snaf,na Ihs ags milss d 1ls61.
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sd are ID His RntA, bnl - pluc1-
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lkans q Ronnan slyle : kalf miis n 1zk
mnklnR Ihe annEtsr Il 81 nssondA.
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kor,o 80 weaE. epssk Ana u 1hs ~
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Csrf1in Hrunn n1id that Troubedour 1
bs1Iy rricpIsd and liable % break doer
a nag lima "a An alraltn said b.
'sika1 ae wi hasdIs nGnn6 th1 bniano'
q - season. huI g vii Be fakirsd q
- Sud naxt year. esen e b doeI
nnIsh tbs naanan al rfeA4. His iefE for
saa q II MA shapo. is main aE middlI
/ aena1n bnina aEsaaad. This leg u II
wgxe1 ahApa sean ne EhHnt fers y
/ M1ese - neoSosnt2lly hnu nlms@n =
Ohle1RD.
Inp.egease. Harry Wiiksa, Cling
| rtoHe. 6nd OIlsaf X. ere baFtnd II -
/ hrs fo-a'I sinas fhrounh he OsntFa
oircoff tkia ssaeen. Tia bafsing o
/ GIinnalouo una Dseazmablg doa4 e.
eompIimant % the hofss'e oWnsrs Nj
GardaH, ainns Csioen1ona has henu bro
1 Ken down for ucEe EhAn q year. an
eEea wuEa be ali sseha be would MOI b
frosted, all Of Nh. Gae60n's horses be
| tng tnEnnd ont Of tEainlnR THIS year Q
eeeqqnl o. ne recess aeAkn g m
soka1u-
i Bud Doble has aboua & do1sn hol11
ct Chicago, including Ne fellouin1
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Iva aFosek started IN tuenay -nlns
rncsa aaa iaa1 a4Een.
AlfEea AakeaAnd has hsazht fShi Ban
frnm NJ. HaGatn foe 500
A saeNsrsf1en aaAkn % fla.00o Aaa
heel started IL EazlaEd - b Fne 10
~ spftnR 81 tS9 Il requires 800 cab
essioeEs e. % eapcrsAzps eaeh-
bzFeA's lex e SAaep1Aead heSenss
Ne rseefa - whsn fannine aeasnst
atter hsFss& Tea Brvecks is9A 4aa
raa asaiesa tsGaa.
la e13ssy esVeS boek uEkars oeer.
atina q C4tseRo pay flf0 4 day a4eA
faE 10 9ssasiaa. esd nave = ESank IL
$50 ii nasanse s19 I've dAys "A 4 stese.
MueY W1kxs wCa Ne naaaaA s4na
wst8 daaeAsna fas = &En0 NRR. a.
pstfeas. 50 Eaatnfsy. 1oansson aon
~ Sra So keasa. nS4kfna Ne sanana
II tlt Wsineee4zse n khea4 e. -
- tafae ke.ls. ia led tina hsise
sslSst.
"a ~ iAst aag q tAa sammea msst-
lnz ai tAe fsekaFa nzigtnE nsrk As
eiallcl FzesasiY Mn myrtle Pe<k an
ttftaek e Es4a ~ milsa seainNi sima.
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PILES CAN Be CURED.

WHITFIELD, y. z, MAJ u, 1885.
For thirsy-two yeafs / su4sEed from
piles, both futsEnal ard external. With
al theif attendants aeouies. and lie
rnanv another suffered from bsmor-
Fhoids. All those thlFtY-two years I bad
10 crAmV n4snlf to peF doctors and
drnsatsts for sfuN has waa doing me
lifIls a. ne coed. Finniiy I wa nrKsf
- ore who had knd The sAlna oomplaint,
81, he'd been snssd By BnaEDaExu's
PI.ra< 10 TN ais enEe. did 80, aud
hsQ.n 10 improve, and fer tie past tive
vesra / have bad ne fnconVenienos from
hat terrible ailmsns.
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Tha NngshWe4leEn ExpEszs UompAny
m = fra1lV faf hazinsas cn and affeI
Irnn Ia. ISL. be1waN2 eo1te,e and
49, nofuan - WastsEn Neahlne<ca.
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Wash Dssus GoseA Afisr the mos
sueosssfui aoasnn we esnf enjoyed. he
balanos Of cur Summer stock VII Be
cio1sd sui e Gfzg esnts % ths dollar.
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See wasat 95e.. Soc. and z5a viii buy
a rents' nnmmsR undsRmeaF nt oar
sress eanslnnmeu9 HSbe "a the Star
GIoshing H1aass IS Uonane1niAl street.
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CANADIAN PAcfRIc 3. \. EXCURSIONS
PnrsIus aeIna Ennk viii nass monay b.
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM!

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FoR REMT.

Finest located olgloe n
the city, 81 brick bttIidins
en- Front q. Address X,
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TTrfKp STATES o. AMERICA 4E1A,
u tsy o. WasAineasa, I1ipa zAal, I'M
ftcl-m
In tha niaaEari CuuEt haAaiaa asFmn "A Aasals.
No ss28- The Uni1nd E1al9a AZ &n,an "a
furniture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-09

DALLAS. TEXAS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-09
Library Tea

The library tea and lunch begins
this evening at 8 o'clock and will con-
tinue until nine O'Clock giving every
body chanceto patronize the ladies.
Mesdames Benton and Finn will have
the tea in charge and will be assisted
by Misses Lula Smith, Thomisene Wal
ker, Mamie SnoGgrass, Nina Myers,
Emma Finn, Annie Murdoch, Miss
Finnon of Fort Worth, and Bessie
Ardinge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-09
Chronic Coughs and Colds,

And oil diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
can be cured by the use of scoirs Emul'
sion. as it contains the healing virtues Of
Cod Liver OIL and Hypophosphites in their
fullest form. 1t is beautiful creamy emul'
sion. palatable as milk, easily digested, and
can be taken by the most delicate. Please
read II consider scott's Emulsion the
remedy par excellence In Tuberculous and
strumous Affections, to say nothing O.
ordinary colds and throat troubles. w
r. s. CoNNELL, NJ. D., Manchester, o.
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A Sound Legal Opinion.

Z. cambridge Munday, Esq, county
attorney, Clay Co., Texas, say s: "Have
used Electric Bitters with most happy
results. My brother also was very low
with Malarial Fever aad Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his liie.v
Mr.. ID. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
Ky. adds like testimony. saying
He positively believes he would have
died had il not beer for Electric Bit
tiers.
This great remedy will ward of as
we'll as cure all Malarial Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Disorders stands unequsled. Price
SOC. and 81, at W. II. Howell Il Bros
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-09
A Remarkable Diamond.

Henry Fora, the John street dia-
mond man, has in his possession re-
markable jewel. 1t is n diamond III
the rough, nearly round, and weighs
81 karats. When the cutter took the
stone to prepare il for the polisher
the first sharp blow divided the dia-
mond into two nearly equal parts. lie
was very much disturbed and went
Immediately to C. V. walters drug
store and tried some Of his ice cold
soda water and bought an electric
cigar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-07-09
New Hardware House.

Mr.. S. II. holland, who was for years
the senior member OF the firm of NO
land. McRosky e. Co., has reopencd a
new hardware house at 719 Elm street,
under the name of holland Il Co. lie
has purchased an entire and complete
stock of carpenters tools. nails, CRATES,
mantles. Builders hardware, etc, ana
can accommodate builders aud others
with anything in the hardware line.
Mr.. Jas. r. Mctcalf who is so well
known will be with Nc and 4 Co., and
will be glad to see hi' old friends at
719 Elm street.